Sadlers Catering in Vale of White Horse

Looking for a drink and a bite to eat on a day out, popped into Sadlers but found they'd just closed, Staff apologised but asked what we were after as they still had some pasties for take away, this suited us fine. Food was packed and labelled as different flavours and drinks from the fridge. We paid and left to eat said pasties and commented how helpful and pleasant the girls had been. Very helpful and pleasant customer experience, thank you.

Friendly staff at the till but the breakfast we had had mixed reviews from the family. My sourdough toast with avo was lovely but was pretty disheartened to pay £4.50 for what was supposed to be a tea cake for my little one but came out to be a small hot cross bun. Politely questioned upon leaving to be curtly told that a hot cross bun is “exactly the same thing” as a tea cake. No apology. We travelled 30 minutes especially to try this place that had rave reviews but felt a bit let down. Inside the place was full of flies on the ceiling. Won’t bother visiting again

A lovely tranquil garden/courtyard, freshly made baguettes, with friendly service and at a reasonable price. The cakes looked lovely but we didn’t try them. A lovely place for lunch on a hot summer day. There is now a toilet.

Ein nettes kleines Lokal mit interessanten und außergewöhnlichem Angebot an Speisen. Sehr schmackhaft, mit tollem Ambiente und familiärer Atmosphäre.

Welcoming and hospitable staff, and I had the best best BLT baguette in a long time. Great flat white coffee too. Don't be put off by having to go in the back door!

Amazing food, lovely staff and such an amazing price !! The salmon bagel and Brie baguettes ARE A MUST!

Weekend meals are excellent value also lunches cakes tarts. 😍 Friendly helpful staff always ready to serve inside and outside in the courtyard

Really lovely coffee shop so nice to be able to sit inside now as it has a lovely feel. Staff really friendly and coffee and cake delicious! Wish is was open even more. I’ll definitely be back on a warmer day to enjoy the outside court yard.

Living literally 2 minutes down the road to Sadler's is a dangerous experience in that I have bought countless slices of cake especially over the last couple of years... I know a good slice when I see it. The banana and chocolate loaf is my favourite although the Dutch Apple Cake is also a close second. Also, their pasties and baked bread get the thumbs up too. What I love the most is that they have continued to offer takeaway from the door too, as someone who had to shield previously, I don't always feel comfortable popping in to places still in indoor settings, so it means I can still buy a treat and continue to enjoy their food now that they have reopened the cafe area inside. Pre-covid however, I used to enjoy periodically going down and sitting in the cafe with my book in hand, so if you are looking for a quirky nice place to have a cake and a coffee in Faringdon, I would highly recommend popping in.

Having sampled sadlers pasties and cakes, as well as their Saturday take outs, we decided to use sadlers to cater for our son’s Christening. The booking process was simple and they offered us several different menus with a wide variety of options on each, with the opportunity to personalise existing menus. Paul and Sietske were also very helpful lending us a bottle opener and cake knife on the day, which we’d forgotten to bring. The food was varied, delicious, well presented and colourful. We had numerous complements from our guests on how good the food was with some saying it was better than weddings they’ve been too. Even though we had a few people unable to attend due to sickness, there were barely any leftovers. All in all we were extremely pleased and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend sadlers to anyone.

Lovely display of cakes in the window to tempt you to visit the courtyard for coffee and cake. So disappointed to be served coffee in a takeaway cup.

A lovely spot in the courtyard & yummy cake. The lady at the desk happy helpful and cheery. I was quiet disappointed to have our tea arrive in takeaway cups and cake on a paper plate with a wooden fork. Not only does this feel cheap and lazy (sorry!) it really changes the flavour of the tea and the cafe experience. Until this changes I will be using the other local cafe in the town. It would have been lovely if the lady delivering the coffee showed any form of personality and service skills, maybe she was just having a hard day bless her. Looking forward to cups and plates and we’d love to bring our family and friends here.

Lovely outside seating area (in the sun!). Good coffee and cake selection. Staff friendly. No loo for customers to use - bit naughty really.

What a treat to stop off here part way through a cycle ride and be able to pick up a great cappuccino and a generous portion of Mocha cake. Coffee was really strong and way better than the chains. Shame we don't live nearer to take advantage of the take out dining. Intend to return when things are fully open.

A quirky little spot. This was my 3rd visit and my lunch was very very nice. The service was great. Sadlers is by no means a run of the mill place and I would recommend people go and see for themselves.

A delightful cafe, dog friendly with a warm welcome. The avocado on toast and the Brie, walnut and honey on rye toast were delicious. Only sorry we didn’t get to pop in again whilst we were there to try the wonderful cakes.

We were staying next door at the Old Coaching Inn and decided to call in to Saddlers for breakfast. We were very disappointed that the breakfast was £9.95 and didn't even include tea or coffee. The breakfast itself was very basic and the sausages were undercooked. It is a pretty little cafe with lots of ornaments, but to be fair the breakfast let it down.

You just cannot go past this lovely café and their cake display wihout stopping. The coffee was not that good but the cake was delicious! Will definitely come back

My husband and I had brunch here today. The coffee shop is beautifully clean and quirky, super friendly staff, terrific coffee and the Brie and walnut dish with honey was to die for!! As Arnie Schwarzenegger said...”we will be back...!!”

Had a gorgeous evening at the Moules Frites Gastro evening. Intimate dining experience Food was to die for Service outstanding Setting was beautiful Wholly recommend a visit

A great atmospheric coffee shop and restaurant. Pleasant servers, home made flapjack and millionaire shortbread. A great experience 😀

Had a lovely breakfast in here on a weekend away. The place is very nice and clean, staff were lovely and the food and drinks were great.

My wife and I popped in to this lovely friendly and quirky little cafe in Farringdon and if you get the chance I would certainly recommend it. Can’t wait to return as the BLT I had was quite simply the Tina Turner of BLTs

Have been trying to visit for years always wondered what it was like and today we ventured in. Ordered a bowl of soup, brie on brown bread and a fry up.

I have just lost my mother-in-law and decided to ask sadlers if we could hold the wake in there lovely coffee shop which they agreed to we had the whole run of the place the food was excellent with bottom less coffee and tea and 2 lovely flavoured squash's for the children and those who don't drink tea or coffee(elderberry,strawberry& raspberry) the staff were very friendly all in all a lovely send off

Lovely coffee shop in the market square. Friendly staff and great coffee. Perfect selection of cakes to go with.

A beautiful old building full of character. A super varied menu for us to choose from. Our young waitress was friendly and polite. We had Indonesian soup to share a BLT and Brie on toast with walnuts and Honey. Very happy with our food. Only downside was we felt waiting a half an hour for our food was a little long.

We thoroughly enjoyed a party friends of ours hosted here. The staff were friendly and welcoming and the food was original and different - though all with a Mediterranean theme. It was a great venue for a party.

We went here for a birthday event and had an excellent three course meal. The service was great and the food was well presented and very tasty. The sun dried tomatoes on the starter were extremely tasty and the caramel tart was excellent. Thank you!

this place is such a breath of fresh air from the same old 'chain' coffee shops. Full of character and interest. Extremely friendly staff. Food is so tasty and different. My Dutch friends loves it here as do we. We'll be back. Well done

Served bang on time, with instructions, plenty of food, very reasonably priced, some last minute changes made by me were no problem to them at all! Will def. use again this year. Data Interconnect

Sadlers atendidos en nuestra boda, y fue excelente! La comida era excelente - algo de muchos de nuestros clientes han comentado! Nos dieron un montón de consejos y eran increíbles, tanto en reuniones, en la comunicación y en el día. No sólo cocinar Sadlers la comida y servir, pero también ayuda el día entero funcione sin contratiempos, de muchas maneras. Gracias! Kat y Kelvin

Un lugar fabuloso para lo que venga para el almuerzo. Pedimos el plato de carne y queso para el almuerzo y eran increíbles. Había un montón de comida para comer, pero no podía manejar todo. El lugar es peculiar, con un montón de interesantes ornamentos repartidos alrededor para mirar. Este lugar bien merece una visita. Cualquiera pasando por ha perdido.

Ubicado en un edificio antiguo, peculiar rellenas con dulces desde Holanda (comida y vitrinas), el entorno es perfecto para tomar un café en cómodos sofás, así como comidas informales y comidas la celebración. La comida está muy bien preparado y servido con gracia amable, creando un ambiente perfecto. Por desgracia, el restaurante está abierto sólo los fines de semana, aunque son eventos especiales organizamos allí por acuerdo.

Después de encontrar este lugar realmente abierto. Lugar encantador, un servicio encantador, un entorno interesante y peculiar. Mal mis expectativas de "sopa casera". . . . Este definitivamente no fue el caso. . . En el mejor de los que venían de un cartón. . . En el peor. (que es probablemente más cerca de la verdad) en lata con rodajas de salchichas hot dog añadido.

I stopped by for a coffee and cake. I was made very welcome and had a great pause in the day. A quirky interior full of quiet corners. Delicious cake and a sumptuous choice! Great coffee. I will be back. Thank you.

Un gran lugar para visitar. Decoración arty muy y excelente comida. Excelente café y pasteles. Siempre nos sentimos bienvenidos aquí y visite regularmente.

Estas personas encantadoras que abren cuando llegamos tarde en Faringdon un domingo por la tarde. Que crujía en ningún momento algo de sopa arena sandwich realmente deliciosa. Gracias y sin duda volveremos pronto.

You must try the cakes on offer at Sadlers as they look and, of course, taste lovely. Tea/Coffee and a slice a must when in town and far better than the "High Street" brands.

A group of us went to Sadlers for our works Christmas meal. The food was of good quality and plentiful. The staff were accommodating and friendly.

We mis-timed looking for Sunday lunch in darkest West Oxfordshire. It appears 20th Century dining habits still prevail this far from Hoxton. Sorry kitchen closed, no food till this evening is the local mantra. We had just given up and were heading for Faringdon's convenience store when the true nature of this truly eccentric building dawned on us. The greeting was cheerful, the menu very European and the coffee well brewed. We experimented and thoroughly enjoyed the food. The "black" sausage was a total treat, definitely not recommended for those who think milk comes out of a fridge!Thoroughly recommended but the 1645 building date and Grade 2 building preservation rules make this a difficult building for mobility impaired persons, sorry.

We were having an afternoon stroll around Faringdon and stumbled across this little gem of a place. The staff are very attentive and welcoming, even lighting the log burner for us to make it even more cosy. They have a great selection of teas and coffees, we opted for a lot of tea for 2. The menu was very quirky with some great information about the history of the building. We chose a Chacauserie platter for 2, this includes a fantastic selection of salamie, homemade breads, olives, roasted peppers and chutney to die for.

Out of this world food. Amazing! One of the best meals I've had!We organised a meal for friends in this gorgeous little building, staff are brilliant, found was fantastic and the price was good too. Love this place for a coffee to

Ate here last night as part of a wedding anniversary party . The whole place is full of interesting items and antiques . The staff made us all feel very welcome and the service was exemplary. The food was all very tasty and hot ! Can totally recommend

Everything was just as it had been planned. The food was well presented and in sufficient quantity, the atmosphere was great and the service was superb.

On a drive to Oxford, I pulled off to follow the signs to 'historic town centre' and so glad I did! Found this amazing building bulging out onto the sidewalk, clearly a very old building. Turns out this little place has been serving people since 1645!! The creaky interior now serves as a coffee shop/lunch spot/catering business. It's a family-run business and they offer amazing cakes, including two fabulous gluten-free cakes made with almond flour. A cardamon cake and a Tunisian orange almond cake, which are delicious and moist. Also, the authentic Dutch apple pie is absolutely incredible. The lovely owner is more than happy to tell you all about the history of the building and what it's like to live in a 'living, breathing building'. If you find yourself in the area, make a stop there, it's a unique experience!

Very old and quirky building, with lots of knick knacks to browse.We headed upstairs and chose a table by the window, overlooking the square.(as is quite dark inside.)Lovely lunch at good prices. The homemade soup was delicious.Would recommend.

Popped in for lunch after a trip to the dentist in Faringdon. This is a quaint place with a lot of history, plenty of knick knacks and a nice setting right on the road. Head upstairs and get a table by the window. Food is reasonably priced, good quality, fast service. Some good food combinations, may be a little fancy with some of them but you can't go wrong with their pasty, and their cheese board. Also a good kids menu that's pretty healthy. I'd go back if I was passing.

Stopped in with the family just before Christmas for a quick break. We all had the most delicious hot chocolates with all the trimmings and a couple of rounds of home made chocolate cake. Portions were huge and the drinks were fantastic. Cannot recommend this place enough.

Attended a friend's birthday party. Setting ideal. Food, drink and service excellent. Would recommend.

We had my mother in laws birthday do here. Organising food and the layout with the owners was very easy. The waitresses and waitor on the night was great and worked hard to ensure we all had a great time. Such a lovely place with lovely people running it. Food was great and there was plenty of choice of alcohol. This place is a worth a visit even for lunch. So happy we booked here.

Quirky building with a great deli to boot. Excellent service matched with yummy food. Definitely worth a visit if you are in town.

We went here to lunch yesterday & were not disappointed! The café is so quaint and is full of interesting items. The staff were really helpful & our food / drinks were all delicious! In particular the bacon Brie & cranberry baguette was the best thing we had! Wish we could go back!

Went in here for the first time and had a quick lunch. Egg, bacon and sausage muffin was great. Like previous reviewers we agree that the scrambled egg was great. Nice quirky environment and friendly staff. Well done to the staff!

A great little cafe in the heart of Faringdon. They have a small but very tasty cafe menu and also provide restaurant style catering. I've been there a couple of times during the day and enjoyed the comfy sofas and the superb scrambled eggs (the only place I've so far found in the UK that does them properly). They don't yet know what a Flat White is so one star lost for not serving the best form of coffee. Probably the most interesting cafe in Faringdon and definitely worth a visit.

Not only is the building quirky and full of character but the owners are delightful and if the meals match up to the excellent coffee and the delicious cakes, pastries etc, then you certainly must not miss visiting this wonderful place. At the risk of regretting my honesty, the gluten-free cake I enjoyed was one of the best I have ever tasted - hope this endorsement doesn't mean there is none left for me on my next visit!

It being a lovely day my sister and I visited Faringdon, where we both spent our teenage years,many moons ago.Saddlers now incorporates the cafe where we spent time as teenagers and we came for lunch. I had the pancakes with goats cheese and read peppers, which was extremely tasty, if a little salty for my taste, and my sister, the croissant with scrambled egg and smoked salmon. Both meals were well presented and hot and we were surprised the cafe wasn't busier.The only problem was the loo. It is up a narrow spiral staircase which I was reluctant to attempt having knee problems. For this reason alone I give it only " very good".

Discovered Sadlers whilst flat hunting in Faringdon for our daughter. What a find. I hope we can influence her enough to choose Faringdon to live just so we can visit it more often.Excellent staff and delicious sandwiches and coffee. Want to return to sample the rest of the menu and enticing cakes. Décor is fantastic, interesting and quirky, ensuring that you will always have something to look at and talk about. Well Done

We have moved to Faringdon recently and we are in the process of buying a house, we have been in to Sadlers 3 times so far and each time the service and the food has been excellent.I just love the quirkiness of this place and the food is pretty good too

My wife and I had used Sadlers during the daytime for snacks, sandwiches, soups etc but it is only recently that they have opened for evening meals. So on Friday 6th we booked a table and arrived to be greeted and seated overlooking the market square in Faringdon. Instead of going direct to your seat as we did you can enjoy drinks on the side of the restaurant in sofas and setees prior to getting to your table.We ordered a very nice Pinot Grigio bottle for drink at about £17 and to eat for starters my wife had the Pointed Roasted Red Peppers with Mascarpone and Smoked Pancetta and I had the Wild Mushroom and Spinach Soup. Both were very good and half way through we swapped dishes and agreed that both were equally good.For main course my wifhe chose the Pork and Leek Sausages with Orange Pepper Sauerkraut with Mash and I ordered the Durban Bobootie and lamb bunnychow. My wifes only complaint was that there were too many sausages all of which were excellent I know as I finished one of them for her.My main course whilst unusual in name was an excellent combination of tastes from South Africa which were chicken based and lamb curry as the name suggests. Included in the meal were complimentary salad which contained sun dried tomatoes and various leaf salad and also complimentary was the Garlic Flatbread again both very nice and a nice addition to our feast.Finally we took the plunge and for dessert my wife ordered the Apricot Tart with real clotted cream and I ordered the Creme Brulee. Mine being a very rich dessert but undeniably good and my wife was waxing lyrical about her dessert even after we left the restaurant.All in all a great time and very very good food and service and well worth another visit.